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Campus production celebrates Tennessee Williams 100th birthday with “Sweet Bird of Youth”

Weakness and fleeting youth are at the heart of one of Tennessee Williams’ last great plays, “Sweet Bird of Youth,” performed during a three-week run through Nov. 20 at the Diego Rivera Theatre.

Theater Preview: Personal strife brings dynamic characters to life in The Glass Menagerie

With an intimate four-person cast portraying a dysfunctional family Tennessee Williams’ groundbreaking play “The Glass Menagerie” debuting at City College on Nov. 4 peers into a troubled world with incredible grace.

World music performance comes to campus

The World Music Club is presenting their 10th annual music showcase featuring a Chinese ensemble student performance, a world fusion band and a post-concert reception with food.

Review: 'Business' deals with 60s successful working class

The gin and cigarette culture of the early 1960’s business world takes center stage when an office transforms into a musical playground in the City College Arts and Music department play “How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying,” at the Diego Rivera Theater.

February 11 News Briefs

GGIE turns 70Diego Rivera painted City College’s mural as part of the “Art in Action” program of the 1940 Golden Gate International Exposition (GGIE) 70 years ago. Soon a website will be launched to raise funds to install the Robert Howard “Whales”, another artifact of the GGIE or more

February 11 crime alert

A City College student was robbed at gunpoint on Judson Avenue in front of the Environmental/Horticulture Building on Feb. 6 at 9:20 p.m., according to the City College Police Department. The victim, while walking toward the Diego Rivera Theatre, was approached by three male suspects, one of

City Comedies hit Diego stage

By Jen Houghton COPY EDITOR City College’s Theatre Department will present two exciting comedies at the Diego Rivera Theatre before the Spring semester comes to a close. The last weekend of February brings the first play of the semester, Shakespeare’s “All’s Well That Ends Well.” The poetic